History of "One Disney" information

[Patricia Melton]

What you are looking for is proprietary. Disney doesn't even release their exact attendance figures. Why would they let someone audit their sales figures?

How are they reporting these things to shareholders?

There has to be some record of them making a presentation on "One Disney" at some point and that presentation would have necessarily included sales figures...showing how they were going to improve everything by going to "One Disney".

That could be compared to the current state of things and shareholder reporting. They must have to do this at some point for their merchandise divisions.

I just don't know how to find that.

 

[lazyboy97o]

How are they reporting these things to shareholders?

There has to be some record of them making a presentation on "One Disney" at some point and that presentation would have necessarily included sales figures...showing how they were going to improve everything by going to "One Disney".

That could be compared to the current state of things and shareholder reporting. They must have to do this at some point for their merchandise divisions.

I just don't know how to find that.

Even if the numbers were available, they would not be found. One Disney is not a merchandise endeavor, nor does it have a specific merchandizing component. It is an operational initiative. The effect on merchandise is an indirect relationship that predates the establishment of One Disney, but is reinforced by the principle of reducing supposed redundancies and duplications in the management and operation of Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World.

 

[menamechris]

How are they reporting these things to shareholders?

There has to be some record of them making a presentation on "One Disney" at some point and that presentation would have necessarily included sales figures...showing how they were going to improve everything by going to "One Disney".

That could be compared to the current state of things and shareholder reporting. They must have to do this at some point for their merchandise divisions.

No.

 

[lebeau]

memamechris is right. Disney can brand the parks however it wants without needing to make a presentation to shareholders. Making the sales figures of their merchandise public in the way you are suggesting would be unprecedented.

I am curious to know where this proposed article might appear. I am actually interested in the subject of One Disney as well and would love to read your article once you post it. I assume this isn't something for Hillbuzz. Are you planning to start a Disney blog?